Summary

Steve is dying, and Bucky is out of options. The world wants them both dead, they have no more allies and nowhere to go. All they have is a stolen quinjet, somewhere above the icy expanse of Scandinavia. They've both been on ice before, so Bucky puts the plane down and prays— anything, so that Steve might live.

Summary

While catching up on 21st Century pop culture, Steve hears about Blockbuster but misses the memo that it no longer exists. When he goes looking, he finds a video rental store run by Bucky Barnes, back from war missing an arm, with PTSD from his time as a POW, and unwilling to accept how much the world moved on without him. He used his combat pay to buy up an old Blockbuster building, full of old VHS rentals, moved in upstairs, and now "runs" a not-very-popular business, supplemented by his VA benefits and repairing electronics (specializing in VHS players).

It's a quiet life for Bucky, with only his movies to keep him company, until Steve shows up, confused and just as lost in the 21st Century as Bucky once felt. Bucky agrees to show Steve what he missed, and somewhere along the way, Steve returns the favor.

Summary

The PIs at Poly Spies are approached by an old friend of Steve’s to find the people responsible for kidnapping his girlfriend. But the case is much more complicated than it first appears, and soon the PIs find themselves in more danger than they could ever have imagined.

Summary

A troubled city-style lumberjack. Sunshine personified in a man. An accidental phone swap. A serendipitous meet-up. Bucky lets out a small scoff. This isn’t the romcom that one looks for, not usually. It is, however, the one that found Steve and Bucky.